As One Health programs linking human, animal, and environmental health become more common, it's unclear how they're evaluated when rolled out on a large scale. Most programs focused on humans and animals (few included the environment), and a variety of methods were used to assess their success. The findings highlight the complexity of evaluating these initiatives and the need for flexible, comprehensive approaches to guide future efforts.
Jun 1, 2022
Research shows that cows showing stronger and longer signs of heat (estrus) are more likely to get pregnant and keep the pregnancy. Using activity monitors to track these signs can help farmers improve breeding success and even tailor treatments to individual cows. As technology advances, this data could help refine breeding decisions and may even influence future genetic selection for fertility traits.
Jan 1, 2021